Re: setting sender address dependent on received address

[Kyle Wheeler <kyle-mutt@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

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On Thursday, November 16 at 05:23 PM, quoth Keld Jørn Simonsen:
> Hmmm, did so, to no avail. I had a line in ~/.muttrc :
>
> set reverse_name=yes
>
> and then mailed a message to myself at another machine. Replying to 
> that mail did not give me the sender address of the adressee of the 
> first mail.

You need to add all the possible reverse_name's to your list of 
alternates first. For example, if you send mail from me@xxxxxxxx and 
me2@xxxxxxxxx, you'd do this:

    set reverse_name=yes
    alternates me@xxxxxxxx me2@xxxxxxxxx

~Kyle
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